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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1910

Page

3

Frontier Week Guests and Visitors Roll Through City

A long list of visitors and returning residents arrives for Frontier week. Local residents host relatives from Colorado, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Missouri while others plan extended trips to California and New York. Notable names include Mrs. Fratlett, Mrs. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Crook, and Dr. Lydia A. Hilliard among many guests from Greeley, Eaton, Albany, and Casper.

W. ©. Mulford Lydia A. Hilliard St. Joseph, Mo Cora Frye

Cowboy Tales From The Old West Foster Relates Frontier Humor

N F Foster recalls frontier days with humorous anecdotes from Arizona Oklahoma and Montana. Cowboys recount near misses blizzards and travel mishaps as heat rain and cold are blamed for melted bullets vanished whisky and a railroad ride on air.

N. F. Foster Arizona Chicago New York Montana Sian

Omaha Boosters Celebrate Frontier Show Arrival of Roosevelt

Omaha boosters arrive in Cheyenne for the Friday Frontier celebration led by Colonel Roosevelt. A 126 person Omaha delegation tours Fort Russell and attends a grand review with Gen Frederick Smith, while the Ak-Sar-Ben governors and Union Stock Yards join a frontier show in Pioneer Park.

Omaha T. Roosevelt Ak-Sar-Ben Cheyenne Ninth Cavalry Band Frederick Smith Ft. D. A. Russell Smith Gen. Smith Wyoming Port Russell Omaha Commercial Club Ak- Sar-Ben Union’ Stock Yards Company Pioneer Park J. M. Guild Commercial Club Omahang Gub The Frontier Association Chas. H. Pickens Ak-Sar-Hen E. W. Stone Pickens Washington Union South Omaha Frontier Days

Man Surprises Rescuers Alive After Hide Search

Rescuers thought a man had frozen to death and searched for him, then found him alive emerging from his hiding place. The scene highlights unexpected survival in harsh conditions.

Melba's Nightgown Held by Custom Men

Nellie Melba complained of harsh customs procedures in Devon Pa after arriving in New York and undergoing luggage confiscation. At Devon Inn she waited for a nightgown, later found and presented by hotel staff, amid praise for American hospitality and a trip through Valley scenes.

Devon Mme Nellie Melba Customs Service Devon Inn New York Cussom House Melba Yain Custom House America Valley

Newsboys of Denver Welcome Teddy With New Song

Denver newsboys bring hundreds of copies of a song titled Teddy We're Glad You're Here to Cheyenne. The piece was composed by Mrs. Vivian LL Russell and arranged by LD K Whipp. Residents are urged to burn porch lights and brighten Cheyenne during the Teddy visit.

Newsboys Denver Teddy Cheyenne Vivian LL Russell LD. K. Whipp

Oldest New York couple marks long life and vows

New York Aug 1. Lev Sherwood oldest railroad agent of the Erie railway retires after 54 years of service. He and his wife, both born in Monsey, are the village’s oldest residents and plan their 81st wedding anniversary. They recount family roots, steady thrift, and parish life as keys to happiness. He praises Mayor Gaynor and warns against drunkenness while noting his Democratic loyalty since Tyler.

New York Bel Ile Erle Lev Sherwood Nsw Monsey Sherwood Mang Holamd Sherwood Lew Patroon Ramapo Elldoyen Mr. Sherwood Tyler Gaynor

Forestry Fire Party Safe, Death Toll Figures Updated

District Forester W B Greeley reported Ranger Haines says the missing tiger men party under Ranger Jos Malin is all safe. The known dead count stands at 73, with Hollingshead’s crew on Big Creek listed at twenty seven. Conditions in fireswept districts are favorable and patrols are being established.

Missoula Mont W. B. Greeley Haines Jos. B. Malin Bonner Maho Forestry Lst Wissink Hollingshead Big Creck Pareater

Palace Pharmacy Soli Promises Cure for Ta and Wreckles

The Benzoin Almo and Lotion soli from Palace Pharmacy are advertised to cure Ta and Wreckles. The notice emphasizes their availability and usage directions for these conditions.

Palace Pharmacy

English Girl Declares Unsafe 10 Work in America

Flora Langdon an educated English girl twenty one says American women face hazards and insults while working in New York. She worked eight months as a waiter grocer's boy and detective posing as a man to earn wages and survive. She warned that a girl forced to work must endure oppression or starve.

New York America Flora Langdon

Modern Homes for Sale

Real estate notice listing modern homes for sale by S.8 Oliver. Contact phone 574 for details and listings.

Oliver

Too Many Young Men and Banking Habits

The article notes that many young men with modest deposits may doubt banks care, but bankers know small accounts can grow. The Citizens National Bank invites young men to start banking and promises cordial cooperation to build balances.

Fife Citizens National Bank

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